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The Boys In Gray.

The lecture on the above subject in the
opera house, Wednesday evening, Nav IS.
Will be no ordinary affair. The DISTINGUISHED
lecturer. DIR. j.. WIN. Jones, of Richmond
Va, formerly Gen. Lees chpplain, and at
present secretary of the Southern Historical
Society, has had ample opportunities OF in
yestlgstion. He is the highest living authori-
ty on the subject he discusses. He has been
listened to and applauded by thousands
throughout the ehtlre south. may7t2
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DEAN g.
MUSIC DEALERS
SEDALIA, MISSOURI,

Wish to announce to the Musical people of
Lexington, that they have opened n new
Music House. They carry a very fine line of
Pianos, such as the Decker Bros T re Estey
and the Camp Il Co. Also the celebrated
Estey Organs. Their stock of Sheet Music is
complete. They make a specially Of all The
late and popular music.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Send
all sheet music orders to
apr3Otf DEAN Il GGHNER.
POI East Sd Street, Sedalia, Mo.
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Waddelfs Patent and Red r. have not been
beaten. Like Banquo's ghost, they will not
down. except when eaten. Having sgsin
been ''put up" they still wear the crown as
the whltest. purest and most superior fours
These, with the other grades of flour, can be
had at all grocery stores. Exchanges made
at the Office of Jno. W. Waddell d Co. diff
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Insurance nnol hustled by C. Ben. feb26tf

Insurance pool busted by c. Ben, feb26tf
Jowls, . cents, at Eggleston 4 Reeder's.
For sale 20 residences from $500 to S4.OO0.
c. Ben. mchl2u
Comfort -four IS the best, only ~ % per
100 pound apr23tf
Lesys your farms, residences and lots with
.Ae for sale. q. Rem. feb26tf
Good Bourbon whisky, three years old, at
% per gallon, at Silverman's. spr16tf
California Port, Sherry and Angelica wines
at 81 so per gallon, at Sllverman's. a16tf
just re celved, a fresh supply of the justly
celebrated wonder shirt" at Fl. Sinauer's.
Bargains. Twenty-Five mems and forty
school boys suits, carried over from spring
1886, will be closed out from % to 80 per cent.
below their original cost, at H. Sinauer's. 3
There is a resurrection Of natures latent
vigor every spriny. Like the world around
you, renew your complexion, mvig"ra'e your
powers, cleanse the channels OF life. Ayers
Sarsaparilla Is the means to Use for this pur-
pose. IL
We try to act square, good peo"l", dont
stare. nor thiuk We care, that competitors
blare. We treat the world fair, and carry
an air of conviction you'll swear when
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@ssAie gatell'genter.
[sTEgssAL C0sNTY PAPER.
SHORTS.

Charley Weber has opened bis lee crserns
saloon. * fpEsn@ - "
Tue Home Q. Nss yolk Silt e asurs year
homer and tusiness keases = reasonable
4 NgEii66 ss dee25tf
x&nSu<1&es chairs. ''C~entennial' re-
z5Srf md reclining chairs at lows st
y WinIl.rs. a3Otf
%Hf&e3fSour FARMS, residences, or
nv 0tss4o1R91u the same. pay your taxes
q, ure youe r1psaffff OF borrow money for
IN ssr~1 feb26lf
for Sale-A 1ga11 residence, one OF the
e.i in the city, on Main street, large house,
.,od outhouses, well, ~cistern, etc. Price
Oh, s. 600. Terms easy. Inquire OF d.
Ardinger. o'-'
See that YOUR grocery merchant sends you
our flour. Comfort, at - % per loO pounos'
The other mills can't meet our prices, but are
endeayoring to palm off their flour on you at
higher prices. Call tor Comfort. Mcdrew
,I|;.nC, a23tf
semember Messrs. Jno. W, Waddell Il Co.
for flour. The Red r, is delightful; can't DC
heal; all wanting good bread should Try IL
he sack is improved by having a larger h'
Their other grades of flour are also much im-
proved by the chunges. Bran, screenings
and ,iraham flour on hand. Exchanges made
ST their office at the old stand near Arcana
Hall. aus'"
Drunkenness, or liquor habit, can be cured
NJ administering DR.. Haines' Golden SPECIFIC.
II can be given in a cup of coffee or tea Win
out the knowledge of the person taking IT,
efectiug a speedy and permanent cure
whether the patient Is a moderate drinker OF
an alcoholic wreck. Thousands OF drunkaros
lave ,een msde temperate men who nave
,ssen the Golden Specific In their coffee WIN
g. their knowledge, and to-day believe tney
OF It drinking OF their own free Will. NO
harmful effects result from Its administra-
ton. Cures guaranteed. Send for circular
ami full particulars. Address In confidence
Golden Specific Co., 1856, Race St., Cincinnati,
nh;o nOvl3y1
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Born-In Lexington township, LAFAYETTE
county, Mo-, May l, to the wife of Mr.. Wes-
ley CIa.k-a girl.
- Near Chapel Hill, Lafayette county
Mo , recently, to the wife OF Mr.. Steriin
Shore-a boy.
- In this city, May 5 to the wife of Mr.
JOS. W. Homer-a boy.
- In Chapel Hill. Lafayette county. Mo.
to the wiie of Mr.. John Dean, hre Annie
Vilet-a girl.
- In Chapel Hill. Lafayette county, Mo.
to the wife of Mr.. Ben Phillips a boy.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-05-07

So19 ma" :rlrf, mir GGbtn iHr Scilcr:a,
a3 u IL: >s.1o lUdr, nj IL HG1 SGEurta,
Gle ipnrnc EN- Sriu,sIn. uuo Liat gu Ee;tnria
als iie &t!lOer bate, 9Gb ie ibnen Saitoria.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-05-07

No II is so much interested in hay-
ing railroad legislation at the approach,
ing extra session as are the railroads
1t would be worth a great deal to them
TO have them settled. Despite whaI
may be said by interested persons, no
II desires TO secure harsh leyislation
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THE ALTAR.
TEE CEADLG

MarrIed-In this city, May 3. BY Judge Y.
Ryland, Mr.. GREEN GOODWIN and Miss
LENA RABIE, both of Napoleon, Mo.
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you Nisit 10
w h g our
store shows
the rare rich
est bargains
10 snare. Oar
goods always
wear, stand
alItug aud all
tear.OuF prof.
its are bare,
W e always
will dare our
stock to COM
pare with all
who despair
Of trying to
bear u candle
in air to com.
pete with the
fair honest eff
forts of mer-
chants who
deal on the
A
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-05-07

insurance companies have issued orders to
their agents not to make extra charges for
the use Of gasoline stoves.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY lstS, 1887.
Admission, SO cents.
Have Not Been Beaten.

Ticket for sale on and after May l4th at C..
6. LudwigS'. MIRO
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OF Richmond, Va.

Gen. r. f. Lees Chaplain and intimate
friend win lecture at
Hag ems Opera House.
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DON'T WAIT
OUR BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS
ARE ARRIVING DAILY!

In these days good, old-fashioned honesty is rare,
therefore, you will be pleased to see how we
have combined old-time Honesty in Quality
and Price, with New, Fresh Styles in "
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REV. J. VIM. JONES', D. D.
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1.-The Boys in Gray I"
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Ice cream at Weber's.

Ice cream at Weber's. m7t2
For Rent Residences. C. Ben. mh5tf
Everybody says, "Send ne Comfort" a23
Royal maple slrup-pure and clear. Clag-
eft. mch12tf
have re rated this city rs to insurance. c.
Ben. feb26tf
Ask your merchant for Comfort brand Of
flour. spr23tf
Cheap bedroom and psrlor suits at h. & F.
Winkler's. ap50tf
Two-year old whisky at 81 so Der gallon q
| SiIverman's. apr16tf
If you want genuine and pure WHISTLES
and wines, call at Silverman's. aprl6!1
Old Virginia and Tennessee Apple Bran
dy. at 81 80 per gallon at Sllverman's, II
Fine suburban place for sale; just the
place if one wants for q home. G.. Ben. III
Wanted-By q gentleman, board. with fur
nished room, in y private family. Inquire at
sthi office.
McBrayer. Bond & Lillsrd and Msyield
whisky all six years Did, at 81 90 per gallon,
at Silverman's. sprl6tf
Subscribers who fail to get their psper reg
ularly from the carrier will greatly oblige US
by promptly reporting to this office. tt
A policy of Insurance IN a first-clsss COM
pany is IAN Anchor to WIndsrd." Get one
from 10. A. Wilson, agent tor the Home, the
Phoenix and the Niagara. dec25tf
Smith " Bolton are showing fifty different
designs in silk umbrellas with ebony rose
wood and bamboo sticks. gold, silver and
agate lips. Price 50 te $40. apr3otr
i c.laa, uo,,oss Tr,nGa ValisaS- In
holstering Matress-Making, Repairing, &C.,
al lowest prices at Schmidt's ssddlery shop
west side public square, Lexington, MO
Give me a call. feb5y1
The Whorf gasoline stove has more cook
ing capacity, will bake at the top as we'll III
at the bottom, will cook meat. cakes, pies
bread and pudding at the same time and In 9
satisfactory manner will toast bread, parct
coffee without smoke, broil steak, or cool
anything cookable. All Of which Is gusran.
teed. Miss Lizzie Long, agent for Lexing'
ton. m7t1
We would be pleased 10 know Of q man OF
woman who has never had headache or beer
subject to constipation. As these seem to 81
universal troubles a little advice may be II
order. Whv should persons cram theil
stomachs with nausesting purgatIve pills. etc.
which sicken and debilitats when such
pleasant and sterling remedy as Prickly Ash
Bitters will act mildly and effectively on tn
liver, kidney, stomach and bowels. and at tn
same time tone up and strengthen the who'll
system, causing headache, constipation
and such distressing evils to quickly dissp'
! pear. msy7lzm
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Franklin Avenue.

McGrew Milling Co.'s brand of houi Com
fort, Is the best -four made. Ask your mer-
chant for it; only 81 % per 100 pounds. If
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Act Promptly!!!

We possess the facility and inclination to give
you Real Bargains, and we will do it.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12
ODD OCCURRENCES.

A baby dressed in expensive and Gle.
giant clothing was found the other day in
a snowbank beside the Chicago h North
western railway track near Milwaukee.
1t had evidently been thrown from the
window Of passing train.
Governor Marmaduks and Supreme
Court Judge Norton of Missouri often in
dulge in wrestling bouts, for which they
arc well matched.
George Pancake of Anoka, Minnesota,
with his dog and gun, started to walk to
a lumber camp. He met two men, and
leaned on his gun as he talked to them.
His dog jumped upon him, hit the ham.
msr of the gun with his paw, the gun was
discharged and George was shot dead.
John Puryear, a colorsd man Of Clark
county, Georgia, had two daughters
about to marry. lie wanted to give each
dover, but he was poor in everything
except children, so he gave the young
women the use of these, and at the doubls
wedding presented papers showing that
four young Puryears, two to each bride,
were legally bound to their sisters until
they should come of age.
A constable at Bath, N. Y, having
tried in vain to serve paper on citizen
of that town, staggered into his yard one
afternoon, made his way to the back
piazza, and there Topped down in appar
ent drunken sleep. go way, 80 way,
said the citizens wife, ''or I'll call my
husband "Ashall ri" murmured tn,
constable, beginning to snore. Where
upon in bounced the woman and on
bounced her husband, and the constable
soberod up and served the papers in les
than it takes to tell it,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12
BRIGHAM YOUNG REsURRscrED
Ho Returns from the Grave to Tell
what Lies Beyond.

Ho Heturns from the Grave to Tell
what Lies Beyond.
A dispatch from Lincoln, Nebraska,
says: Two miles south Of this city stands
palatal residence owned by an English
gentleman long since identified with the
Mormon Church. The residence has been
untenanted for the last two years save
by an old servant. a man named White,
who was at one time connected with the
Jezrcls Of London, sect similar to the
Mormons. White claimed that he was
defrauded by them out of his property,
and latterly he became converted to the
Mormon faith.
HIS STORY.
He says: 1.-TWO months ago there ar.
rived at the mansion an old gentleman
bearing letters from my master in Lon
don, the purport of which was to obey
his every wish and to keep his presence
secret to all except those whom he saw
fit to rersive. Within week person,
began to arrive at the house in twos
and threeA vhey were from Salt Lake
and had long whispered consultations
with my mysterious guest. At the first
did not care who or what he was, unit
little / gathered from stray remarks, thai
he was person of note, and soon aftei
the truth burst upon me that he il non,
other than
BRIGHAM YOUNG,
The great Prophet of our church, who il
to apparently be resurrected from thu
dead and preach to the people of Zion Al
having returned from the grave to tel
what lies behind. That his death ant
burial was only deception will soon b.
seen by the whole world. My only rea
son for telling the facts is that | am al
old man with but little to gain in thi
world, and don't want to see a peopl
deluded as l have been. The Jezrel
absorbed my money and now the Nor
mons have broken my faith"
The above story does indeed soun'
strange, but it has been the belief o
many in the Mormon faith that tn
sainted Brigham would again appear t.
them on earth, OF late the Mormon
have been indulging in fasting and pray
ers for certain purposes, and through
some great oversight on their part the.
forgot to invite the RECORD man to joil
them in these devotions to the Lord
Perhaps they thought the prayers Of tn
RECORD man would be SO all powerful
that they would bring to earth the saint
ed Brigham earlier than proper, henc
the oversight.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12

DOES MAMMA KNow?-As l am in an
anscdote vein to-day, will close up with
the story Of the saying of little child,
which has the merit Of being strictly
true, = quality which anecdotes of child
iah sayings do not always possess. The
little girl, who is five years old and the
daughter Of American parents, climbed
on her fathers knees the other day and
asked him to tell her great secret.
well, Mamie, here is one for you-you
were born in Paris" ''Oh, what nice
secret" cried the little girl. doe,
mamma know it,"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12
SENATOR PouJApE's ARGumENT,

During the discussion Of Senate Bill
No 80. ian Act relative to building a
railroad through Lincoln, Nye and Es.
meralda counties" Senator Poujade,
from Lincoln county, moved to strike
out the word 'Lincoln" from the bill and
spoke half an hour in support of his
motion. concluding in the following
words:
II favor the building of railroads, and
sm in favor of assisting them in every
legitimate yay. but oppose this bill on
the ground that it allows neither voter.
nor taxpayers voice in the matter, and
| believe that no remission of taxes-for
this is practically a remission-should be
made, except with the expressed con.
sent Of the people. This bill provide,
TINT bonds to the amount Of s., 600 Del
mile,, besrins q krr aoala .iutsrest, shall
he issued il the road V0e narrow gauge
Narrow gauge roads are not taxed in this
State on an average above $1,000 pei
mile. If the county tax, exclusive OF
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12

+. Berry Wall, once the king Of dudes.
is still in financial despair. The Pollocks,
who cut big swsth in New York a short
time ago, have nothing left Of their
5000, 900 inheritance. A dozen other
Young swells who last winter lived at the
rate of 5000 a day are now creditless.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12

Cable advices report that the Saxon
government has decided to stop opera.
tions at several silver mines that have
been worked for more than century,
owing to the continued depreciation OF
silver.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12
WORKING GLASSES AT TI5S

We are now prepared to furnish all classes with
employment at home, the whole of the time, or
for their spare moments Business new. lig hit
and profitable. Persons Of either sex easily
earn from 80 cents to 500 per evening, sui a
proportional sum by devoting all their time to
The business. Boys aud girls earn nearly as much
men. That all who see this may send their nd
dress, and test the business. We make this offer.
To such rs are not well satisfied We will send
one dollar to pay for the trouble Of writing
Full partiucars and OUTFIT free. Address uEoRak
srIssoS \ Co, Portland, Maine.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12

The Golden Belt, published at Globe,
Arizona, is all Trippel. Upon wander.
ing through its columns in search of
something substantial for the mind to
rest upon, you get Prof. Alex. Trippel
for breakfast, Hon. Eugene Trippel for
dinner and Peter Trippel for supper.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12

At the next meeting Of such Board after
the day named in said advertisement the
Board shall open such sealed proposals as
shall have been duly fled and to the
extent of the amount Of money SO adj
vertised shall purchase the bonds so Of
fered, giving the preference in all cases
to the bidder who shall offer to surrender
said bonds at the lowest price; provided,
that no offer shall be accepted for more
than the par value of said bonds, and if
no offer be made to surrender any of
such bonds, then the Board Of Comms-
sioners Of said county shall Immediately
publish in such newspaper aforesaid
notice of such fact, coupled with notiti.
cation to whomsoever may be the holder
or owner of the bonds Of said county
that such bonds or such portion thereof,
commencing with the smallest numbered
ones unredeemed, and so continuing,
which numbers shall be specified in such
published notice, will cease to bear in.
terest after two weeks from the first
publication Of such latter notice. After
lkwo weeks publication Of the last men.
f,ioned notice, the bonds, the numbers Of
which shall have been properly included
in such notice, shall cease to bear in
terest, and the money referred to in the
frat publication mentioned in this Sec
ton shall thereafter remain in the County
Treasury as a special deposit, subject to
the surrender of the bonds, the numbers
of which were advertised as aforesaid.
Sec. 7. The bonds to be issued under
the provisions of this Act shall be de-
livered to said railroad company by the
Board Of County Commissioners Of the
respective counties named. They shall
be signed by the Chairman and Clerk of
the Board, and shall bear the seal of such
Board. In case any Of the bonds pro.
vided for in this Act shall remain un-
paid at the end of twenty-five (25) years
next after their issuance, they shall not
constitute cause of action against the
county issuing them, but the same, with
interest thereon, shall continue to be
paid by such county in the manner in
this Act hereinbefore provided, and ia nc
other way.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12

Away with melancholy! No more
rheumatism, neuralgia or toothache. st.
Jacobs Oil cures all pains. Price fifty
cents a bottle,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12

Enormous deposits OF manganese ore
have been discovered in the north Of
Chill.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12

There has been strong demand 10
silver from France Of late.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-24
FOURTH EDITION

Dots.
The place 20 ret fresh Ash OF all kinds
iAAt Powells S08 Madison street
Rev. Y. N. Gnay of Canada, IL visit
ing friends In this city.
Geo. w. Bright nd vcrtisse TO rent on
shares. . farm In New Castle Hundred,
near this city.
Samuel Wild, employed ct the Olsy'
ton House, Ia confined to the bed win
rheumatism.
The citizens of MIdd,etowu Fave de-
termiued TO construct water works at
coet OF $4,000. Those OF Delaware
City should take heart and do the same.
Strains and external Injuries are the
chief causes of weak ankles and 1oiDr.
BY the free uss Of Salvation Oil . cure
will be effected In q short time.
Hsrper's Young People for this wetk
contains bright and sugeet tive little
story by Howard Pyle. entitled "Cousin
Grey legs, the Great Red Fox and
Grsr father Mole"
Ladies' who hesitate goiog to the
druggists can get everything they need
at the ladies' department Of Belle phar
macy, 9Th and Market Private entrance
No. ! W. 9Th street.
The petition Of the Wilmington City
Passenger Railway Company to place
| turr table ON Market street, near Tenth
ehould be granted BY City Council, a
the road to Rivervlew will only be con
structed on that c0ndi tion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-24


The twenty ninth anniversary OF
Arch Street n. \. church, Broad and
Arch e.reeuD Philadelphia, was cele
brated last evening. All OF the old
former pastors bat two were present,
each to tell the story Of his pastorate.
Addresses were delivered By Ravs. Dr..
Ritteuhouse, Chapman, McClelland,
Griffith, Pay ne, hatfield ard Longscre.
Bishop Warren, che OF the old passors,
who had lust ben presiding 1t the
Wilmington Conference, had drop
ped into the Philadelphia Conferences
to greet his brethren, and from thence
be % ade hts wayyo Arch street church.
The Bishop hai served two terms ~
pastor Of that church. When called
upon to make bis speech he WAS witty
and his former Practitioners tried hard
not to laugh, and failed dismAily when
he told 3 story like the following
"There is none of this free pass to.
Heaven business about this rich congre
cation. We don't spare the sinner like
the pastor of rich church, who said
Brethren, You must repent-as 1t were
and be converted-in . measure, OF
you will be damned-to some extent
The Bishop bubbled over with reminis
ences for ten minutes, looked 1T hi,
WATCH, seized his hat and started u
catch his train To at end the Newark
Conference.
Rev. DIR. Paynein his speech sa'da
when fIst came here" he said, "a
the reception Of welcome to me, the
members gave me 500 0C0 to begin Il
build this church. They didn't talk
about 1t, only told IA to go AHEAD ant
build. But they talked at the prayer
meetings, aud u such good purpose
that, though II was like Saratogs
trunk in that 1t was hard to fill 1t, /
was packed tight full. About that um'
people thought q white marble church
couldn't bs Methodist, but when the,
got there 1t WAS rs Methodist as ,
bsckwoods camp meeting and Just q
| hospitable."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-24
A Hard Looking spsu


About II O'Clock last nlght
Duffy was passing down Ses
he saw something lying on N
Wilson street. 1t was a ,Ing]
OH ect, and when the officer
he. thought It was the p,r1
has lately been causing % I'd
ment through the coun,r,
preparations to attack it. Ri
revolver, and with It In one MI
"Billy Jack" as the boys al }
other, advanced cau,iou.Iy Z
strange object. Upon dnval
found that It was a huur
hastily putting his weapon. wi
him In custody and s,ar.a n
/ Upon arriving there he tzj
prisoner was the worst lnka, !
he ever saw his hair Is lOrg X I
his clothes a mass Of rags val
pearance Of his face and hgal
that one of the Officers aid nfl
Jpositive he had something d
water, and had boycottel il Z
was arraigned at city eour al
he was the observed Of al ossz
Upon being questioned be an !
las james Kennedy, aud .a!s}
Philadelphia The Jul-sa1zj
for 20 days, and he will be sls1
ICastle this afternoon.